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08.01.2009
György Dalos

Going away and getting away

Richard Wagner's dilemma

Romanian-German author Richard Wagner writes of exiles from the former Eastern Bloc who remain alien in their adopted countries yet cannot find their ways back home. György Dalos's laudatio to Wagner on his receipt of the Georg Dehio prize. [ more ]

07.01.2009
Mike Davis, Mattias Hagberg

The new ecology of war

30.12.2008
Homi K. Bhabha, E. Efe Çakmak

Forget Europe!

30.12.2008
E. Efe Çakmak, Mark C. Taylor

Forget journals!

22.12.2008
Jens Hacke

Feelings of community


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08.01.2009

Glänta | 4/2008

Estetik & politik [Aesthetics and politics]
08.01.2009

L'Homme | 2/2008

Krise(n) der Männlichkeit
07.01.2009

Ord&Bild | 4/2008

Eurozine Review


16.12.2008
Eurozine Review

Secular noise reduced to a whisper

"Index on Censorship" investigates what Bush-Cheney did to civil liberties; "Esprit" welcomes America's first Chicagoan president; "Arena" asks whether there will be a Left after capitalism; "Le Monde diplomatique" (Oslo) writes Bush's epitaph; "Samtiden" scrutinizes racism in Norway; "Dilema veche" calls for a debate on anti-Semitism in Romania; "Osteuropa" weighs up causes and effects of the Georgian war; "Le Monde diplomatique" (Berlin) reports on parallel realities in Israel; and "Magyar Lettre Internationale" prefers literary canons in the plural.

02.12.2008
Eurozine Review

The gothic way

18.11.2008
Eurozine Review

The malady of infinite aspiration

04.11.2008
Eurozine Review

Neither man nor woman nor dog nor cat

21.10.2008
Eurozine Review

The greed of others



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The Greek Political Science Review is an academic journal issued biannually by the Hellenic Political Science Association. Its editorial board includes political scientists from six different departments. The Review publishes theoretical and empirical articles from all political science and international relations subfields as well as book reviews. All articles considered for publication undergo double-blind peer review. The magazine includes the presentation of new doctoral dissertations and books, whilst several issues are dedicated to special topics.

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